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rhomboid
[rom-boid]
adjective
Also rhomboidal. having a form like or similar to that of a rhombus; shaped like a rhomboid.
rhomboid
/ ˈɒɔɪ /
noun
a parallelogram having adjacent sides of unequal length
adjective
having such a shape
rhomboid
A parallelogram with unequal adjacent sides.
Other Word Forms
- rhomboidally adverb
- subrhomboid adjective
- subrhomboidal adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of rhomboid1
Example Sentences
For a developer, he built a glassy rhomboid, set on a ridge over the Malibu coast.
Adnan was painting her mountain as late as last year, heavily abstracted into rhomboids in creamy pastel peaches, roses, and rusty golds.
Sure, it’s minimalist in form: nine sleek rhomboid units, specifically.
Not a cube, by the way, more a rhomboid, to be pedantic — poised like a ballerina on point.
Or, if they are studying shapes and geometry, suggest they step off the dimensions of your rooms and calculate just how rhomboid some of those spaces are.
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